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29 Oct 2025

Telegram's Pavel Durov Launches Cocoon: Decentralized AI Network Challenging Big Tech Dominance

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov announced Cocoon, a decentralized AI compute network built on TON blockchain that pays GPU owners in cryptocurrency while protecting user privacy. The platform aims to challenge Big Tech's AI monopoly by offering confidential computing services.

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Microsoft Secures $250 Billion OpenAI Commitment, Strengthening Azure's AI Growth Trajectory

Microsoft's revised agreement with OpenAI includes a massive $250 billion commitment over 7-8 years, providing stronger visibility into Azure cloud revenue and reinforcing Microsoft's central position in the generative AI ecosystem.

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India Set to Become World's Largest Developer Hub by 2030 as AI Reshapes Global Coding Landscape

GitHub's Octoverse 2025 report reveals India will overtake the US as the world's largest developer community by 2030, with AI tools like Copilot driving unprecedented growth and changing how developers work globally.

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Supermicro Creates Federal Subsidiary to Expand AI Infrastructure for U.S. Government Agencies

Super Micro Computer establishes a new federal subsidiary to provide domestically manufactured AI servers and data center solutions to U.S. government agencies, responding to growing federal demand for AI infrastructure.

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YouTube Introduces AI-Powered Video Upscaling and Enhanced TV Features

YouTube launches automatic AI upscaling for low-resolution videos to HD and 4K, alongside enhanced thumbnails and new TV-focused features. Creators maintain control with opt-out options while the platform aims to improve viewing experience on its fastest-growing surface.

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Cameo Sues OpenAI Over Sora 2's 'Cameo' Feature in Trademark Infringement Battle

Celebrity video messaging app Cameo has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming the AI company's new 'Cameo' feature in Sora 2 creates consumer confusion and threatens their business model. The legal battle highlights growing tensions between traditional platforms and AI-generated content services.

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IBM Releases Granite 4.0 Nano: Ultra-Small AI Models That Run Locally on Laptops and Browsers

IBM unveils four new open-source Granite 4.0 Nano AI models ranging from 350M to 1.5B parameters, designed to run locally on consumer hardware including laptops and web browsers. These compact models outperform competitors in benchmarks while requiring minimal computing resources.

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TinyCorp Breaks Compatibility Barrier: External Nvidia RTX GPUs Now Work with Apple M3 MacBooks for AI Development

AI startup TinyCorp has successfully connected external Nvidia RTX graphics cards to Apple M3 MacBooks via USB4/Thunderbolt 4, enabling AI computation on Apple silicon despite years of incompatibility. This breakthrough could transform AI development on Apple hardware.

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Microsoft Copilot Unveils Major AI Expansion with Secure Sandboxing and No-Code Development Tools

Microsoft launches significant updates to Copilot AI, introducing secure sandbox environments for autonomous research, no-code app development capabilities, and enhanced collaboration features that transform how users interact with AI technology.

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Deepfake Jensen Huang Crypto Scam Outdraws Real Nvidia GTC Keynote by 5x on YouTube

A sophisticated deepfake livestream featuring Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang promoting cryptocurrency scams attracted nearly 100,000 viewers, five times more than the official GTC keynote. The fake stream used AI-generated video to deceive viewers into scanning QR codes for fraudulent crypto investments.

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Grammarly Rebrands as Superhuman, Launches AI-Powered Productivity Suite

Writing assistant company Grammarly has rebranded itself as Superhuman, expanding beyond grammar checking to become a comprehensive AI productivity platform. The rebrand includes the launch of Superhuman Go, an AI assistant that works across multiple applications to help users manage tasks and workflows.

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Character.AI Bans Under-18 Users from Open-Ended Chats Following Teen Suicide Lawsuits

Character.AI announces sweeping restrictions on users under 18, eliminating open-ended chatbot conversations by November 25th. The move comes after multiple lawsuits linking the platform to teen suicides and growing regulatory pressure on AI companion services.

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Amazon Launches Project Rainier: Massive AI Infrastructure to Power Anthropic's Claude Model

Amazon has officially launched Project Rainier, a massive AI compute cluster incorporating nearly half-a-million Trainium2 chips across multiple U.S. data centers. Anthropic will scale to use over 1 million chips by year-end to power its Claude AI model.

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AI-Powered ECG Analysis Dramatically Improves Heart Attack Detection in Emergency Settings

A groundbreaking study shows that AI-enhanced electrocardiogram analysis significantly outperforms standard triage methods for detecting severe heart attacks, reducing false positives by fivefold while improving detection accuracy in emergency departments.

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Australian Police Develop AI Tool to Decode Criminal Emoji Slang and Combat Online Predators

Australia's Federal Police is developing an AI prototype with Microsoft to interpret Gen Z slang and emojis used by online criminals and predators. The tool aims to help investigators decode encrypted communications from 'crimefluencers' who target vulnerable youth through social media platforms.

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